Author: Sharea Farmer, LCSW

Sharea is a licensed clinical social worker with years of success in helping clients recover from anxiety, depression and low self-esteem. She is also a highly skilled Small and Non-Profit Business consultant. Through her skill building small businesses, she has a 100% success rate in helping individual’s realize their dream of starting or expanding their business.
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Happy 40th Birthday to My Big Sister

Sharea Farmer, LCSW

My first memory involves you. I was being pushed in a yellow stroller Every time it flipped over you’d get me back up; Laugh and push some more. I had no idea where I was going but I felt safe. I knew you were there.  When I was afraid of the dark I spent endless nights kicking you in your head. And looking back I never even realized I had my own bed For that and much more I am so grateful. I thank you for: Being my big sister,  pushing me,  getting me back up,  making me feel safe … Continue reading Happy 40th Birthday to My Big Sister

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I Love the Body that God Gave Me…

Sharea Farmer, LCSW

I Love the Body that God Gave Me.   I have many people in my life in search for the “perfect body.”  Whatever that means?  They look in the mirror and see a body that is hideous.  At least that is what they have convinced themselves with silly self talk about their bad “shape” or “look.”   Each year they make these ridiculous exercise goals.  You know the ones; “I will lose weight or fit into those skinny jeans.”  So for the first couple of weeks, and in some cases months, they spend an exhausting amount of energy trying to stick … Continue reading I Love the Body that God Gave Me…

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Work in Progress…

Sharea Farmer, LCSW

Every morning I go into my bathroom and look at the light over my mirror and tell myself; “I really need to put in a replacement.”  Then every day I walk out of there with no intention or plan to complete the project.  The truth is, there are many areas in our lives we look at and even acknowledge have issues and do absolutely nothing.  So similar to my morning routine of looking at the light, the issue remains, without any idea what it could be the consequences.  For example, the lack of light could be affecting my vision or … Continue reading Work in Progress…